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This weekend, I met 2 of my friends from college and school. All of us are software engineers, we went to local dominoes, sat there for 2.5 hours talking shit about each other, negotiating the split for the order we agreed upon. We sat there discuss

Jensen Huang: “VCs don’t invest in business plans” Jensen Huang, NVIDIA’s founder, shares powerful advice on raising venture capital. He says: "VCs don’t invest in business plans—they invest in people they trust." This means your reputation and pa

Being a college entrepreneur means balancing three full-time jobs—your startup, your degree, and explaining to your parents why you’re not sitting for placements. You spend lectures working on pitch decks, your hostel room is your “office,” and your

The network effect in Bangalore is great. I myself catchup with a lot of my founder friends and counterparts in HSR, Kormangala alone. Have had innumerable instances where I've found great builders at Starbucks, third wave etc - surprisingly a few ti

consumers spending is decreasing overtime and there are no clues around it for the past one year but nobody knows why. today an incident gives a hint regarding that. Mokobora a luggage bag and backpack startup. There have been white labelling chine

I built my first startup in 3rd year of college. Dedicated the next 12 months to writing code, understanding user behavior, building communities, and scaling it nationally. 10k+ users & $0 spent. This was 2019. But here's the catch: My resume had

A CONTROVERSIAL STATEMENT Krutrim is shit! Now you will say it's in beta stages but it's USP is regional language availability and more precise regional data. But this is not even a USP I would say coz Google Gemini, GPT4 and Claude Opus is way way

I ended up moving to Mumbai, although I truly never wanted to!! Right from the beginning of my 11th grade, I wanted to go to Delhi, Banglore, Guwahati, Pune, Goa... Basically anywhere but Mumbai!! Why? There were 2 reasons: 1. The colleges I aimed

Hi friends 👋 We as humans are so dumb that we value such things which doesn't matter to us . Let me explain! We humans are designed in such way that we simply work on "Demand and Supply" rule anything which is less supply will have high demand an

tick tock. tick tock. hear the clock? another now has just gone by. Film director Kevin Smith tells a story of his father who lived his life playing by the rules: ‍ "My father was a good guy. Not many good men in the world, but this was a good guy.